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Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
FIFTH EDITION
Does

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m sy RR.,aren's R.x day. preseh,Dss ss.obsl
SUNDAY an school; $50 D. 1pSi, M son; . D,
80 go 2; m. youoE peopis..a aeilnesi nss
a rsss ~ y ID. exercises by prayer nsc
,ns,,, usU.sos oy l.. b Jones ant me children
~oHa'ny ~orH. VI teachers on N, Isslnui
rlisnd.' School, ssoop'op, r,np,,sn principal d
streets streets took passage un,n on Al and
Mn,ca ENC left New York thu S u the sts3
students. ""y with two oI
Cards have been ,,ar.,
riaae. in st Paula SurS N - 10 Ior the l
Thursday evenin1 u, -, T. Uhurch |
sa.Hs MISS Eleanor M. Turner u.r street street.
West streets. 'onOoi' Four,h
Is!,GynH r,y%op,h nth Mission, Ta,p.u ... !
- .. io's, q. m. and 7.5 D m p'''of'
~ oWon wy Mission, West w,lm,,
a M ~ ss,rsy. srny. pastor. PrsacsiInSu'0n
,opS0i ut 2.sop. N. Lv.nipws iss,ek; s..s, v
swedish M. E. Mission p,.
io'S3 .. m. sabbath ,cbo0s,yei NJ
,Ir,secnins at 7.45 p. IN. BY IuO, Ksn a.
Il 1rcen HIN Presbyterian Cn,,.
IL y Aenhars, p,stor. SupdaSS' paS'ca, q!
'H m, preaching st lOsa lOssy tanoo
p; m: Srbis,t for evening u m! n.
Proud & Merrick will bav. ,
!, fresh COWS aud shos,s A. Cav Csns
r Monday, July IL. 0ensfsVi
Thomas M. Heating and N,,j
Ryan were married A, ~ rho ass ~
church at Hocke essin on ,bs s'1 ,,,s y,
RI Yesterday afternoon the a. Mna vT'n
scored another victory by d.isass as
al onknowns, y by score Of 7na 7I''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
The CttV Court.

William Bouldsn, q colored boy, was
charged with making noise around
Sixth and Walnut streets, and lounging
on the corner He said that ne had
only stopped to lock at fght between
. man and woman, when the "oop''
came along and grabbed him. He was
sentenced to pay the costs.
Charles Humpt, one legged man
was charged with being drunk and dis
orderly lnst night at the T., w. q Is
Railroad station, and was committed
until to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
suicide Of General Brady.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 24-Edwaro
Brady to day mmit'ed suicide BTadg
came to this city IN 1877, whsn the lAooi
riots were in progress. He was mem
ber Of the Thirteenth Regiment, United
States Infantry, his term Of enlistment
expiring shortly after his arrival In
Scranton. He concluded to make tbs
city his residence, and was foremost 10
the organization of the Scranton Oi.J
Guard. About three years ago ne wst
afflicted with asthma, and since tbet
he frequently threatened to end his sui
feripps By suicide.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Heating the Interstate Biil.

CHICAGO, June "a The trial OF tht
Ave young men who we're arrested las'
February charged with selling pogu'
railway tickets was begun this morn
ing. TIE men csIried on operstion'
from barbershop on South Clark stree'
" here the police found every poss, o. I
device for counterfeitiDg tickets. It II
es.im ated that their pro6ts In the las
thee years amounted to $4,000. Tw'
OF the men turned States evidence.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
An lntragN,

Some time during Thufta'I,
unknown parties brose OPP. .,'
pound in South Wilmington 10. " Y
ated % dogs which had 'ssV ma !
by Special oificer Foster, O. is .t.n.s a.s
who we're guilty OF THIS oa'uss - anS
II possible, be apprehenndl,s,di n l,,ii ~ ~,
ed severely, and the P'llCs os,.' M
should certainly allow .,n8 Um',, !
some reoompsnse for ,aas the tlms y
hle expeude d In their capture
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
c.,msn Lutheran Mlnis'

The Rev. VIM. J. Finch Q 81 ~ \
who hos grad n. u.tsd from sa,t the s,a,Ias hiss
f.asS LUTHERAN A. ministry, aud Ssa,a VII, \
the German Lutheran .,oS ouo
and French streets, ll,na to. noi,'s ,s,,
and evening. The eveniIisI ,iI.b n
| be conducted in the EnsI,sss y. y, |,
lMr. Finch has accepIsup up,,,.Spd y.
! Of a Congregation near rll''v-.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
New Paper IN Dover.

The Sentinel says: About tue
Of July the first copy Of 'hs laoj
be published 10 the town oi DoJ]
Ia to be o four page, 90
umn paper, Democratic 10
with . Gray Wolcott co'oiln
Sheriff F. NJ. Dunn will moY
tripod. he has already ORDERED
tra quantity Of Ink and ons
gall 10 be used on family occelO
publication rooms will be o,sj
sons stores. 1t is warm wea's.
to open the Benstorial battle
m ust figbt, VIC hope to enjoy ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Interesting Lecture.

The Sentinel, in alludin7 tot
ture of Chief j ustioe Comegys o
Life and Times OF the Hon j
Clayton" before the Scott Lllen
clety of Dover, last Mondsy u
sAys: "The Judge was an boz
tbirty.fve minutes delivering >
ture. 1t was nm epitoue Of the
actions OF the Inst 70 years,
could have been more iustiuct|
1t shows how q young man can
out his own fortunes, and BULL
name for himself. Clayton
sixteen hours a day, md by hlss'
Intellect, remarkable perssversIn, y,
affable dsmeanor gathered sIl
young and old, around him. hs
friend, companion and a'socla's
the great lights Ct bis generation
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
A Large contract for Pipe Covering.

James F Wood Il Co, have received
q large contract tor their great American
pipe covering from large concern az
at Belle Island, Richmond, Va, Tor large
steam and hot blast pipes. Ihls covering
of the Messrs. Wood & Co has been iollS
tested, and has been pronounced by On
gineers and scientific meu to be the pes
covering known.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Change In Revenue otiice.

The ofice occupied by the Collector G
internal Revenue, on Market stree
pear Ninth, will be given mp otter th'
merging Of the Delaware district int'
thai of Maryland, on the Both inst. ant
the stamp clerk employed will nm,
quarters in the postofice building. SIKH
and King streets
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Tho Interstate Commerce Commission

WASHINGTON, Jnne A.-rhe Inter
S.ate Commerce Com mission has ad
dressed q letter to oil railroad com
panies which have failed to file o state
ment Of their rates OF charges, cAllins
attention to the requirements OF the lay
AID asking o speedy compliance there
with. Ths Conn issioners Will not II
assemble until July II.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
improved Stock

The purchase, ,e,,,,.i.Sa' Of a hisn't q d
mare by Mr' MilIinxihYa' ,hs sss |
Capitol, Dover, at t.o,mauusldaI ,au
nrsss ~S,, Of our State. The c,sl ssi
pusss %ss sired i, dG by TAundeFesr, e.. aai si,
sroe is as long as hs tsa, siIIs
~ .neotations 1eou formed In W.
Snture proiltnbleness' II
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Hecker's Preparation.

The agents of Hecker were busy this
morning In supplying our citizens with
cakes made OF wheat grsnuler, and all
who partook o. ,hem fonud thai they
were quite palatable Hecker Is very
active in bringing his preparation tt
the attention OF the people, and III
really deserves to meet with large SALES
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
To Start Up.

The Arlington MiIs mat have hee-
closed for about month, while new
engine machinery was being put in,
will start mp on Monday, and the opera
tives who have been laid cff oil thai
time are pleased with the prospect o.
getting to work again, though they
have not suffered for the necessaries o
lita 40 far as La K, own
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
pr.s,dept Cleveishu IA,

LONDON, June a i:,.,Isa mpIssis, i,
land has cordially "a s0sepiy ssicsy ID
Wa Ward j. Bsecher by y pi, oi, ssscsp'
Oity Temple. ~ IN Mr. r. Besctsi|
1a,sa r,s,5dsni sad fs'ses fboaored i5lsnd" d B
,orIt viii deliver the eul0s'
October next. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

DR.. George W. Marshall, OF Milford,
will sail on Tuesday, July tor Enrops,
in company with Dr. Barton, OF Phtla.
delphia. They will visit tho principal
ospita,s OF London, Liverpool, Dublin
and Belfast.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
TAKE NOTICE:

Black Corkscrews--Flnest
Dress Suits-up till this
time $500 (like $500
Suits to order), now $2S.oo.
Another lot S32 so to S25.
Another lot S25 to SIS.
Another lot $40 to SIS.
SchnabI's Blue Cork. |
screw "a famous Merchant
Tailor quality and one of the
very best German makes):
a Walking Coat and Vest
at SIG 90.
Simonis' Fine Imported
|Cloth Suits from $40 to SIS.
| Suits (equal in quality
lwould cost $4o) of Import
led Belgian Cloth from $40
to SIS and SIo.5o.
A reliable make OF Gas
"lsimere Suits were SIG now
I$I2.
IL Blue and Black Serge
lhlSuits. Eight or ten of a
y kind. Were SIG and SIS;
y now S12 so and $3.50.
,e Another: mo Pants tc
= ma.ch) Indigo Blue Flame
:, Goats that were $3.50
an down to S6.
az as Coats that were S7,5C
n',gyldown s5.
n A new lot Of $3.50 B,acl
est and Blue Serge will be read,
to take The place of presen
lot now going fast.
i. Walking Coat Serg
Il Suits from which We'll f
the biggest man that come
lat $l5.
Children's and Boy
..- Clothing; our very fines
lew saving oil 81, So or IS pc
ers ,s Suit.
'ha No matter what bargain
hey you may hear OF better con
S OF straight here; for, it's to
Remembered it's the exec
Or OF tionaliy fine quality is t
:fe rhs the greatest part OF the ba
in'G ns gain-alshough the pric
fna Iare no more than tor ccr
iA'h mon quality elsewhere.
Thin Goods ct every {
tter- sc,iption in great abun
.r,ne ! 0s ance and very lowerm'
.ts,s ,ts% prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
r.et,ers Granted.

Rsyister Bradford has gran ted letter.
of a ADMINISTRATION to william Bot or
the estate of John NJ. Hott; to Cathartn'
Carroll on the estate OF the late william
Carroll; to Sarah Gilleepie on the estat'
of El.zaSeth Dougherty, late OF thi
CITY
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
DIEE.

SPEAKMAN.-On tho 23i Inst, Richard b.
Spsakmsn, aged 60 years.
The relatives and frieno OF tho FAMILY are
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
rom his late residence, Il 8 adams street, or
Saturday afternoon, At 2 clock. intermen'
at WiInineton and brandywine Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Personah

Harry $. Brown, - !oFn96lSn . 9n6lsSnSl| 8
PUBLICAN, but b., a. n1T nHeTOhIa Pres,
stall Of the lon,av Ph,,nSel on bushes. n
this city yes'cru"ay, md called w
with that paper A- i
,,ckN office. -l
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

Green's Nevura Nerve Tonic for
nervous debility, for sale BY WIN
SPRINGER. <02 Market street; try H.
Price u.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

Milliken's Parlor Pride Stove Enamel
for sale at Patent Medicine Depot, 402
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

when baby wa sick, we gave h, Castolia,
When she wss y Child, she cried 'r Castorla
Wh,n she be- anne NJ iss, she clunt to Castolfa
Viper she had children, ehe gare them Cas-
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

Let tte III .,rety try Buttermi.k, such
a. msde At cream; ~, Fourth and Ship
LEI ssI.oss.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMEK LAW LECTURES (nine
weekly begin llth July, 1887, and end nth
September. Have proved of signal use,-lst,
To students who design to pursue their studies
at this or other Law School; 2d. To those who
propose to read privately; and Sd, To prac-c
titiOners who have not had the advaataR1 of
systematic instruction. For circular apply
(P. y. University OF Va.) to JOHN d, MINOR,
Prot. Cor and Stat. Law. ml6-eod-1m&w
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

Lunch This Evening.
Ogrters on toast 1T No. 70 Justison
Sfre..t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
sunday fsp'" ,

ssss's;s;si ssss ,s';;i;s !; s;:; /; f. ! a'S;'' 'S.'
street. ~.hs .hs fros
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

Bu6alo Bill and William
the Couqueyoy both CAPTURED
England. Where there's a
WILL Meye's a 7oay. i yon
mil 10 sn6ey no further qoltA
indigestion, dyspepsia, h0er
complaint and eAl2Is, all y0u
haze TO do rs TO use
Stadiger's Aurantii,
The finest e0nlb0nn9 kno7s71
for stomach and AiOe,
troubles. Ask J'ony arMggzsl
lfoy it. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

WOTlu tNcl Hpo'y ~
ested ir, it is in Clothing.
Men waltto know whers and
how they can be best suited,
and at the most moderate
prices.
Mothers want 10 know
where they can fnd the
Suits tlat will look the best
on tbei' boys.
Hundreds OF people have
tried or establishment,w with
the satisfaction of learning
tdat W. try to please, and
are g, well suited they
recommend many others.
Wenave o full assortment
of thu Suits: Drab d'Ete
suits, Flonnel Suits, Alpacs
Goats Seersucker Goats and
Vests Mchair Coats ant
Vests for Men and Boys.
For Boys we have hand
some Suits of thin Materia!
Sailor Suits, blue and grey
Jersey Suits, Odd Pants
Shirt Waists. Wool, Per
Gale md Flannel Shirts O
all sizes and kinds.
We are offering a specla
bargain in a lot of Boys
Suits that We have only on
and two of a kird left, ,whic
we are offering at about hal
their original price.
We are giving Kites t
the boys who buy OF us. W
would like to give ever.
body one, hut must fave
our custc mers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
$l00,0O09 9o6 lcl
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
TO REDUCE QUANTITY.

We shall be ready for a
busy day to-day. The Bar
gain Room will be crowded.
This is the main point: We
haven't taken a lot OF
cheap goods and threshed
the profit out of them.
These are our Finest
Suits: these we tell about
being in our Bargain Room
People have heard what
their neighbors got: seen
them. They'll be In to-day
to see the Bargains with
their own eyes. Type'll not
show how good these Suits
are. There are plenty oi
them yet.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
HOk SALE

w general houseworK, at No lol9 Tat
nall street lees II
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

E7DK REST --SEV T. Mr. o NJ Il ID
house; central location. possession i'm
m medlately. Apply 10 j. Ii. J U RDAN. No.
OF Washington street. r
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

a fpo, large ti.s .sss1ISlalas y 51' :
s.s:;.,, 1;::; e: s;:; :; s'';;s'
Storm on Wedne''''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

gYYANTEiI-A GOuU WHITE tlKL,
" with experiences, at eco West ! enth
street, l?b-6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

SvYANrED- 90J GIRL FUR
w cook and general DouseWofk. IN
quire at 9l9 Washington street. l2o st
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

yXyA oTED-A WHITE OR COLOkEI
w boy to attend TO horse and COW and
j. Nj. lIALLal1E, baker, Market street
row q Istlo. )Io.zt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

v OST-A WHITE AND BaOwN SET
/ tor pup. xbito stripe in faco. ,3,xs!
aon.hs oil, had strao WIN a==;e!.-.,-SA,
II ltft at 100 w 4'h street. 40 IT
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

AND AnynD-h 40 ID, hOHtSc 8lRL
~ for Yenersl housoRork; bring refer
en,e. Epply to MRS. a DILL, 5. f. cor.
sth snt i,ennets streets. lth
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

xXyANrED-TO PURCHASE, ~ MILK
wv route sf about le0 ia.ts. hddrets
Harry this offico. 70 III
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

w /.
A cut that is a cut.
A cut that means busi-
mes. A cut that keeps
us still in the lead.
Boys and Children's
Clothing cut, at half
price they are going.
They have got to 60.
Seersucker Coats and
Vests, Drap d'ete
Coats, Pongee Coats,
all down.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04
THE PENSION L

General Sickles gives some forcible
reasons why the Presidents veto OF the
Dependent Pension bill should be sus.
tanned. Our pension roll now is the
grandest in the world, and it is a roll OF
honor. But, says General Sickles, when
the Government undertakes to "pension
every man who has been in the service
because he is INDECENT, without reference
to wounds or disabilities suffered in the
service, a reaction in public sentiment
will surely follow, and u whole pension
system will fall into ruin. And the re.
suit will be that the crippled and MANNED
and the fever-stricken veterans who have
hitherto enjoyed q well earned and cheer
fully bestowed pension will be sacrificed
in the effort to pension paupers and bum
mers and stragglers."
General Sickles was a soldier himself.
and what he says is spoken for the best
interests of the most deserving OF those
who were in the service as well as of the
people at large. He is right in thinking
that to overdo the pension business
would be to endanger the entire system
and thereby iniure those who are truly
deserving of pensions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Proceedings In the senate and As
sembiy.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

IbEESAAL " bAn1kNEAI
CARSON. New. March 3.-Senate-
Senate bill No. 100, by Westerfied, re-
lating to elections, and modifying the
regulation oath in connection there
with. Passed IL to 8.
Senate bill No. 141, by Foley, de-
filming residents. A lively debate
arose thereon. Sharon opposing and
Foley supporting the bill. 1t finally
passed; Sharon and Boyle voting in
the negative.
Senate bill No. 1873, by Noteware,
supplementary to an Act to provide
revenue for the State, taxing certain
public land. Passed.
Senate bill No. 142, by the Com
mittee on Public Lands, to amend an
Act relating to the selection and sale
Of public lands. Those without the
limit of the Central Pacific railroad
grant being priced at 81 rs per acre.
Passed.
Senate concurrent resolution No. %,
| by Pierce, amending the Constitution
| so as to enable the State to transact
business upon a cash basis, yet limit
ing the amount of Indebtedness.
Passed.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
%, by Pike, to amend the Constitu-
ton so as to allow lotteries. A long
and lively debate was had. Passed
Is to s..
Assembly joint resolution No. %, by
Mcconnell, relative to Indian depreda-
tons in the State, and claims arising
the-efrom. Passed.
Assembly bill No. 70, by Leermo,
authorizing a transfer of the county
moneys from one fund to another.
Passed.
Assembly substitute for Assembly
bill No. IL, for the relief of insolvent
debtors and protection of creditors.
Passed.
Senate bill No. 139, by Fish, author
izing County Commissioners to bring
suit against any person or persons de-
posting sawdust in any OF the waters
of this State. Passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. 1872, for the better
protection OF titles to mining claims.
Passed unanimously.
Assembly substitute for Senate bill
No. 100, the lottery bill, was taken up
and pending the amendment by Nc
Connell to substitute five years for %
years, was tabled. Pike moved the
previous question. Carried. The
bill then passed. Ayes, %; nays, IL.
Senate bill No. 10S, for relief of W.
M. Hayenor, was considered in the
Committee of the Whole and discussed
at much length. The Committee re-
commended the bill favorably. Adopt
ed. Ayes, SO; nays, 6. 1t appropri-
ates $2,967. The bill passed. Ayes,
80; nays, Z.
Assembly bill appropriating 1915
for the reimbursement Of B. q. Smith,
for his expenses as Commissioner to
the Denver Exposition. Passed.
Senate bill No. 81, by Osburn,
amends the Act concerning the sale OF
public lands, and requires lists to be
supplied periodically to the several
counties Of such lands, in order that
they may be taxed. After a long de-
bate the bill passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04
THE SUN BOOMING COLEMAN.

The New York Sun continues to boom
William 7. Coleman. the San Francisco
merchant, for President. 1t is a notice
able fact, says the Silver State, that no
candidate for the Presidency doomed by
the Sun gets the nomination, and judg-
ing by the course of that paper in the
past, if Mr.. Coleman should get the
nomination it would not support his can
didacy. In 1880 the Sun advocated the
election of General Hancock, after ne
received the nomination, until the Oc-
tober elections in Indiana and Ohio,
after which it ridiculed the soldier-states-
man. In 1884 it advocated Cleveland's
election for a week or two after he was
nominated; then it doomed General
Butler, and before election day it was
warmly supporting James G. Blaine,
whom it had repeatedly denounced as
one of the most venal Of modern states.
men.
Mr.. Coleman is a highly respected citi'
zen of San Francisco, who has persist
emily refused Office, and would make a
very available candidate for President,
but he should remember that relying on
the support of the New York Sun Tor
Office is like leaning on a broken reed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04
m, cnr.on mfnt Appropriations.

The Carson Mint Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-In response
to an appeal made by Jones OF Nevada,
the amendments for cutting down the
appropriations for the Carson Mint
from $29, $50 to $16, 400, were disagreed
to. with the consent of Allison, and
the appropriations for that Mint, as
originally reported, the bill was then
passed.
presidential Nominations.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day: Thos. W. Burch-
inell. of Colorado, to be Receiver of
Public Moneys at Leadville, Colorado.
Jno. r. Whiteside, of Dakota, to be
Register of the Land Office at Dead
wood. Frank W. Bean, to be Register
of the Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho.
A Strange Will.
OMAHA, Neb., March 3.-The re-
mains of Edward Kuehn were found
dead in bed. They we're sent to Buff
falo, N. Y, to-day, in accordance with
his will, to be cremated. His ashes
are to be placed in an urn, and placed
on the bar of a popular saloon in
Omaha, in compliance with his will:
Much Rejoicing.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March g.
There is great rejoicing in this city TO,
day among the owners and fishermen
over the passage of the Edmunds bill.
At noon all the bells were rung, colors
hoisted and guns fired.
Sentenced for Betrayal.
AKRON, o., March 3.-Henry Hep
pert, son of a wealthy business man.
was sentenced to one years imprison'
ment in the penitentiary at hard labor,
for betrayal, under promise Of mar
riage, of a school girl IA years OF age
woman Suffrage.
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 3.-The Sen
ate to-day again passed the Woman
Suffrage constitutional amendment
1t now requires a two-third vote of tht
Senate and House, and to submit it Il
the people.
New Jersey Elects q senator.
TRENTON, N. j., March 3.-Rufu'
Blodgett, (Dem,,) was elected Unitet
States Senator this afternoon. He i
Superintendent of the New York ant
Long Branch railroad.
Agreed 20 the Naval Bill.
New York, March ga Washing
ton special to the Post says that tn
House Committee has agreed to tn,
| Senate amendment to the Naval bill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Philadelphia Press: Because a young
actress in Boston the other night got
frightened while delivering lines, the
cultured audience Missed her off the stage
and scared her into an attack of hysteria.
Modesty, and the embarrassment which
it sometimes provokes, find little SYM
pathy among the classic play.goers of
Beanopolis."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Atlanta Constitution: "Robert Bon.
ner has been offered 800. 900 for Maud
s. and refused it. If the gentleman
who wanted the FLY will call at this Of
fee he can learn the whereabouts Of a
good nag at a price which will enable
him to save 500, 925 Of his money"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Pittsburg Dispatch: "You often hear
Of, and sometimes see, the 'low browed
villain but he is no more common than
the low browed gentleman. A rogues'
gallery presents about as many high
stored brows as a statesman's gallery"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abietine Ointment is only
put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and
10 an absolute cure for old sores. burns,
wounds. chopped hands. and all skin erup-
tons. win positively cure all kinds Of
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
ment. Sold BY John 8. Cspron. druggist,
Main street. Eureka, Nevada, Of as cents
per box; by mail, 80 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Chicago Tribune: "People are starv-
ing to death in Newfoundland, and flip
pant Eastern newspapers are wondering
if Canadian pirates would allow a Yankee
schooner to land with provisions for their
relief
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

st. Louis Republican: give soldiers
are the best citizens said General Sher.
man in his Brooklyn speech. This ought
to increase immigration to Missouri-a
State in which the humblest citizen can
be o Colonel"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Savannah News: "There are now on
the pension roll of the war Of 1912
2,945 surviving pensioners, while there
are II, 9l2 surviving widows of pension.
ers. What a fearful lot of bigamists the
soldiers of the war of 1912 must have
been!"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-04

Chicago Times: "'Millions for de.
tense, but not one cent for tribute.
That sounds fine to say Of q nation
whose people are paying millions Of trib.
ute to protected monopolies every year."